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Program Dates
November 19-22, 2026
Location
Q Center | 1405 N 5th Ave, Saint Charles, IL, USA
About the Program
Discover the transformative power of the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model in an IFSI flagship experience led by IFS Founder Dick Schwartz and licensed clinical psychologist Jeanne Catanzaro.
Across four immersive days, you’ll explore the heart and core principles of the IFS model through experiential exercises designed to inspire deep personal insight and lasting change. Together, Dick and Jeanne will guide participants in exploring parts and deepening access to the compassionate leadership of Self.
The program will take place at Q Center in Saint Charles, Illinois, a 95-acre campus offering space for learning, reflection, and connection.
Tuition
Program Tuition: $1,850
Includes: Program registration, up to 22.5 IFS Credits / Professional CEs, daily buffet-style lunch, and morning and afternoon refreshments.
Overnight accommodations are not included in program tuition. Registered participants will receive information about reserving accommodations at Q Center.
Scholarships: Scholarship applications for this program are now closed
Who This Program is For
This immersive four-day workshop is designed for individuals who already have a foundational understanding of Internal Family Systems (IFS) principles. While participants from diverse professional and personal backgrounds are welcome—including therapists, helping professionals, and individuals engaged in personal growth—this program is intended for those with prior exposure to the IFS model.
The workshop will focus on deepening experiential learning, supporting meaningful personal exploration, and advancing therapeutic understanding. Because this is not an introductory program, foundational IFS concepts and basic “parts” language will not be taught.
To fully benefit from the experience, participants are strongly encouraged to have prior familiarity with IFS through experiences such as:
Completion of IFS Level 1 training
Participation in an Online Circle or in-depth IFS program
Consistent experience working with “parts” language and concepts
Equivalent experiential or clinical exposure beyond reading introductory materials